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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
DAILY HERALD,
THE NEW HOTEL.
A Large Amount of Money Al
ready Subscribed.

A meeting of the committee having
in charge the erection of the proposed
new hotel at the corner of Main and
Tenth streets, was held last evening
in the hall over the engine house, on
Ninth street near Main. DR.. M. Ha-
gan was called to the chair and K. III.
Owen acted as Secretary. w. D.
Stephenson opened the meeting by
stating its objects. He stated that
people are very enthusiastic over the
matter and the committee is receiving
every encouragement. He then read
the following agreement which sub
! scribers have to sign:
We, the undersigned, hereby sub
Nscribe the amounts placed opposite
our respective names, to be taken by
Ss in stock in the corporation to be
formed for the erection OF an hotel on
the corner of Main and 10th streets,
Fin Los Angeles, upon the following
conditions, viz:
First-That those tracts of land in
Los Angeles, of uniform width and
depth, the one fronting 300 feet on
both Main and Los Angeles streets.
and about 335 feet on 10th street; and
the other being opposite to the first
described tract, fronting 100 feet on
Los Angeles street, and extending
easterly about $50 feet, be decided to
said corporation, and in lieu thereof,
$150,000 i'll stock to be delivered to the
owners of said lands.
Second-That said hotel will cost
not less than $500,000.
Third-That all the sums subscribed
by US shall be due and payable as fol-
lows: One-fourth thereof on each of
the following dates: November 1st,
1887, February 1st, 1888, May 1st,
1888, and August 1st, 1888, respec-
lively.
1t was announced that 1886 900 has
been already subscribed, and that it
will not take very long to secure the
desired amount.
Judge E. M. Ross made few re-
marks, saying that there will be
a great lack OF accommodations
in this city this winter. "It is an un-
deniable fact" said the speaker, that
we cam have too many first-class ho-
tells, and It will rebound to the credit
VI LOS aHS SclcS ttiiu toOutIoIil SdiiOI-
mia in general to have hostelery such
as it is proposed to construct. The
yearly income will more than justify
the immense outlay it will take to
build it. The erection of the hotel
will enhance the value of property in
Los Angeles, and particularly in the
immediate neighborhood OF the SITE"
Mr.. Van Doren said that while he
has resided in Los Angeles for only
short time, he is opposed to
making the hotel sectional" He
said that inasmuch as its erection will
help the whole county, all the sur
rounding towns should be allowed to
contribute.
The Chair appointed Messrs. White,
Stephenson and Rowland committee
to perfect the organization. The fol-
lowing committee on subscription was
appointed: Messrs. Owen, Rhodes,
Hanburry, Urquides, Mcintosh, Cut
Ter, Dietrich, Wilson, Lowell, Jacoby,
levin, Hagan, Brodrick, Mott, Shat
fer, Rowan, Sabichi, Kerckhoff, Char
mock, Jereshaw, O'Dea, Cohn, Bar
rett, Hinton, Riley and Day.
The committee then adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
RAILROAD LANDS.
The 9. z. Indemnity Lands Open
for Settlement.


for Settlement.
The Register of the United States
Land Office for the Los Angeles Dis
trict, j. d. Bethune, Esq, yesterday
received letter from Acting Commits
sioner S. M. Stockslager, notifying him
the local official that in accordance
with instructions from the Interior
Department, he is to advertise as re-
stored to the public domain and open
to settlement. All lands withdrawn
and now held for indemnity purposes,
in accordance with the grant made by
Congress to the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Company along the main line
and branches of said company. There
is excepted from this order such lands
as may be covered by approved selec-
tions. That is, such selections as have
been made by the road and approved
by the Commissioner ut Washington,
and by the Secretary of the Interior.
1t is also provided that this restoration
shall not affect any rights acquired by
the granted limits of any other Con-
gressional gift.
All entries on these restored lands
are to be made subject to the claims
of the Southern Pacific Company,
a fact of which all appli-
cants are to be fully advised,
and the fact of their being 80 advised
is to be endorsed on all applications.
On filing an application the railroad
company is to be notified of such fact,
and the company is to have thirty
days in which to make objection.
This order is not to go into effect
until after it has been advertised for
thirty days in local paper. The ad-
vertisement appears in the HERALD
to-day. This order affects all such
lands as are embraced in its purviews
from Los Angeles to Yuma, and from
i Mojave to The Needles. 1t is imp0s-
sible to learn how much it is. The
railroad has filed on great deal Of
the lands embraced in the grant. The
selections cover for the most part the
best lands in the grant. Much of
what is left is desert or mountain
tracts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
The Real Estate Exchange

EDITORS HERALD-The Los Angeles
Real Estate and Stock Exchange will
hold its first regular public session on
Monday morning next, 18th inst
On Saturday evening, 10th inst, the
institution will have a formal opening
at 151S South Spring street with ap,
propriate exercises, which include an
inaugural address by Hon. H. G
Rollins, the President of the Ex'
change.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
AN IDEAL CITY =!
A PLACE FOR MODEL HOMES /!
TO THOSE ONLY WHO WILL BUILD.
YOTL CANNOT AFFORD TO BUILDAHOME

| own five acres, the ideal location for homes for
h saith pleasure and profit directly the line of the
Rapid Transit railroad building from this city to
to Pasadena (Highland Park). This is the most beaut
full location in the State and has more good points to
offer to those who will build home no others need ap
pv) than any other locality See and investigate. will
subdivde said five acres into I6 large lots and will sell
to those who will build, at low prices, terms to suit
buver l have NO other lands to improve-only want
good neghbors
Already on Santa Fe road; minutes from town
model school, best water sewerage; everything desirable
Call at Room 81, Baker Block, any day. from to ~
.nna GEO. RICE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
Excursior, to EnrIha nn .

Special train to Orange Wednesday
September 7, 1887, leaves Commercial
street depot at s $50 A. NJ. Tickets
round trip $1.00. Free carriages from
Orange to Earlham, three miles. Auc.
ton sale of 1O5 lots, beautiful beyond
description. Free dinner at Earlham
Free carriage ride through the valley
Free fruit and good time generally
I aim this excursion for day Of
pleasure. Tickets for sale by FL. II
Matlock & Son, Ill West First street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
.onn wie,and Brewing Co.

OF San Francisco received during 1886 first
medals and premiums for best Bottled"
and "Draught Lager Beer, at state Fair,
San Joaquin i a.. stockton, and Sixth Dis.
trict Fair, Ios angeles. This celebrated
lager is for ,ale at nearly all the leading
saloons of Los Angeles Stelnike d Brun-
ing, 322 North Alameda street, are the sole
Agents and Bottlers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06

Damiana Bitters makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. NJ. Levy h
Co., wholesale liquor dealers agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06

II you want good appetite, drink
Damiana Bitters. Michel Levy & Co., whole
sale liquor dealers, agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
Bottled Lager Reer

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, for Coughs and
Colds, Group, whooping Cough and Hoarse.
ness, Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. c. f
Heinzcman, agent, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06

DOnahue,s Grocery House
Carries the finest stock in the city. No. 205
South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-06
The Stock Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 5.-The follow
in o. arc the closinp Dricps.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-10
DIED.

In Washington city on the 2nd of Feb
ruary, 1887, SAMUEL BLAIR, of this
county. aged about as years. May he rest
in peace!
In the 3rd district, on the 9th instant,
JOSEPHINE j., wife of Patrick w. Rus
sell, in the 33rd year of her age. May she
rest in peace!
On Wednesday, the End of February,
1897, JAMES A. GRAVES, aged As years.
May he rest in peace.
On the 26th ult, in Washington city.
JOHN CLEVELAND, youngest child of
John T. and Ida V. Merryman, aged years,
2 months ard 23 days.
Mrs SUSAN MILBURN was laid to
rest in ST. Joseph's churchyard, in the nth
year of her age, on the i4th of January,
1877. May her soul rest in peace!
Quietly and peacefully as an infant fall
ing to sleep in its mothers arms she passed
from this world of care To land above the
skies, where sorrow il unknown and love
forever reigns. For Christian charity she
was loved by her Maker; for kindness of
heart she was interchangeable, and in the
sweet example of good will TO all she lived
and died. Skillful hands tried hard To save
her but in vain, for One more skilltul, more
powerful and more worthy of her love
beckoned her to His side, and she now
dwells in u land far more beautiful and
with One more dear than those she left be-
hind. Her body now rests beneath the
cold, damp sod, but her soul has taken
flight and returned to its Maker, for the
tomb cannot hold the immortal soul.
VIRGINIA A. THOMPSON.
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erings that have assembled about .
banquet table in Warrington in many
years was the party that gathered at
Chamberlain. On Wednesday evening
last. as guests Of Mr.. William Walter
Phelps. IN honor Of Mr.. Hiscock' )
election to the United States Senate.
Among those present were Mr.. West,
the British Minister; Speaker Carlisle,
Senator Sherman, Secretary Lamar.
Murat Halstead, Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette; Senator Evarts.
ex-senator Plat, Representative Nor
rison. SeEszor Sewell. Hon. Levi P.
Morton, Henry Watterson. of the
Louisville Courier Journal; Chauncey
N. Depue, Secretary Whitney, Gen.
Sheridan, Justice Blatchford, Repre-
sentatives Reid, Randall. Astor, and
Mckinley, and Whitelaw Reid, of the
New York Tribune. The table dec
orations were elegant. A huge lou
quet of Jacquinot roses rested in the
center of the table. Four candlesticks,
each bearing five wax candles. served
to light the festive board. No speech
es were made, and the affair was al
most informal in its nature.
The Senate devoted much of its
time during the past week to the dis
cussion Of Senator Beck's bill prohib-
iting Senators and Members of Con-
gress from receiving fees from railroad
companies during their terms of Office.
During the discussion, which was par
ticipated in by nearly all of the SEN
ators, some of the ablest speeches Of
the session were made, and the bill
was passed on Friday evening by a
vote OF 80 to Il.
An excursion party from Northern
and Central New York, numbering
upwards Of one thousand persons, ar
rived in the city on Thursday, and
spent the two or three days of their
stay in visiting the various points Of
interest. ID.
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NOTICE TOcREDIToas.

Orphans Court Of s.. Mary's County, Set
February 8, 1851.
ORDERED BY The Count, That Clarke
A Bunch, administrator OF
ALBERT BURCH,
late Of s. Mary's county, Nd, deceased,
give The notice required b. law 20 the de-
ceased's creditors 70 exhibit their claims and
that the SAME be published once week for
SIX successive weeks in the ST. Mary's BRA-
cox. Test: JAS. Il. II. RALEY,
Register Of Wills for S. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order, / here
BY give notice that / have obtained from
the Orphans Court Of St Mary's county,
Maryland, letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of Albert Burch, late of
said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
notified 70 exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto TO the subscriber,
on or before the 10th day OF Aug, 1887, they
wiz otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of the said estate. All persons in
debted 10 the deceased are requested 70 make
immediate payment TO the subscriber.
CHARLES i. BURCH.
Administrator.
Feb. 10. S7-6w.
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Last Thursday there was q rafting
debate in the United States Senate
which finally cropped out in OppOsi.
ton to Gentleman George" Fl. Pen
dletOn's English COckney Civil Service
Reform Law as now in vogue in this
country. Senators Morgan, Salisbury
and Beck-Democrats-struck vigor.
GUS blows at the system of keeping
Republicans in Office whilst there are
plenty Of qualified Democrats to take
them.
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Correspondence of the Beacon

Correspondence OF the Beacon.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, 1887.
Messrs Editors.-Some very impor-
tant changes are about to be made in
the Treasury Department. Secretary
Manning. it will be remembered. ten
dered his resignation at the time OF
his illness, although the resignation is
still in the hands Of the President and
has not been acted upon, Mr.. Manning
has announced his attention of with
drawing from the Cabinet. Treasurer
Jordan has also rendered his resigna-
ton and asked that it receive immedi-
ate action, though he may possibly
continue In office until the adjourn
ment of Congress. Mr.. Manning will
fill the position of president, and Mr..
Jordan that of vice-president Of the
New Western National Bank of New
York City," which will oegin business
on the first of May. Application for
more than $4,000, 900 Of stock in the
bank have been received. but only
S3.000.00o will be accepted.
The second State dinner Of the sea-
son was given by the President and
Mrs. Cleveland, in honor OF the Di-
plomatic Corps, on Thursday evening
last. The representatives of twenty
three of the thirty friendly nations
usually represented attended in full
court costume. Mrs. Cleveland had
been especially interested in both the
arrangements and in the personnel OF
the party invited to meet them, and
the State apartments were richly dec
grated with flowers. The East Room,
where the guests met Mrs. Cleveland,
was transformed into bower.
The recent passage of the Mexican
pension bill will necessitate the en-
ployment of two hundred and fifty
additional clerks in the Pension Office.
Commissioner Black is preparing for
the trying ordeal. and says that he
will eadeavor to complete the exami.
nation Of the $4,000 applications from
this source before the expiration OF
the present fiscal year. Although the
additional clerical force, which is to be
appointed, will be required but few
months, applications for appointment
are being received daily, and the
Commissioner thinks that there will
be no fewer than FIVE thousand appli.
cations upon file by the time OF making
appointment arrives.
The War Department has Of late
been engaged in collecting information
concerning the strength Of the militia
force Of the United States, and the
reports which have been received from
the Acknowledgements of the various
States are very encouraging. The re-
ports for the past year show an increase
Of 10000 in the organized branch Of
the militia force. There are at the
present time over $4,000 militiamen
in a state OF thorough organization.
aud over 7.o0O.0 600 men available for
military service.
One OF the most distinguished gath
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THE NEws.-The New York Labor
troubles still continue.-In a railroad
accident at Woodstock Bridge Yer
mont, last Sunday, sixty persons were
killed and wounded.-The Senatorial
deadlocks in New Jersey and West
Virginia still continne.-The Indiana
Legislature has elected Hon. David
Turpie, the democratic caucus nom
inee, to the United States Senate over
the Hon. Benjamin Harrison, present
senator and the republican caucus
nominee for reelection. The result
was brought about by Mr.. Robinson,
one of the four labor members, voting
for Mr.. Turpie. The other three labor
members voted for Harrison.-The
European Governments were all en-
gagged, at last reports, in makingpeace-
ful declarations and warlike prepare
tions.-The U. S. Senate on Monday
passed two bills appropriating in the
aggregate S2l.OOO.COO for guns and
forts.-Perry and Hawkins, the two
Baltimore burkers, have been released
from custody. The cOlored people are
much excited over the release and to
save his life Uncle" Perry will have
to leave the city.
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1865 ACRES;
Part Of Elizabeth'S Manor,
,ntair.ing about

containing about

The said lands are also described in deed
from John NJ Smith 10 Geo. W. WaysOn,
and recorded in Liher J. F. F.. No. l, folios
1877 &c, one of the land records of ST.
Mary's County. Said land lies in the LIST
Election District OF said county, beautifully
located on the west and south side OF Saint
lnigo's Creek, which abounds in all the
luxurieS of salt water, and the lands of DIR.
A. H. Bean adjoin on the north. Very con-
venient ~ Churches, Postoifice and Steam
boat wharf and in close proximity to the
proposed line OF the ). NJ. r. Road. The
buildings are ordinary but the land is kind,
rolling and well adapted TO most kinds Of
fruits and the usual crops Of the section.
TERMS OF SALE aS prescribed by the
decree, are-CASH on the day of sale and
on ratification of same and payment Of the
purchase money the trustee is authorized
20 convey by deed, the property 50 sold TO
the purchaser or purchasers, free, clear and
discharged from all claims Of the parties 10
this suit or those claiming by, through or
under them.
JOS. II. KEY,
Trustee.
Fab IA S--sST
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-10

In the Legislative Appropriation
bill passed by the House Of Represen-
tatives on Thursday is a provisO that
no part of the money appropriated
for the Civil Service Commission shall
be used until the Commission repeats
that portion Of the rules forbidding
the appointment Of applicants over IS
years Of age.
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

On application of Martin Y. Newton and
5. c. Thompson, administrators of John f.
Newton, late Of ST Mary's county, deceased,
il is ordered by the Court, that the said al
m;nistrators notify the creditors Of the said
deceased to file their claims against said
deceased in the Office OF the Register of
Wills for st. Mary's county on or before
the 9th day of March, 1887, for dividend.
and that this order be published once a
week in each week until the said eth day
March, 1897.
Test: JAS. L. NJ. RALEY,
Register of Wills for St Mary's county.
Jan. 27-tdo
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Feb 10, S7-tst
Notice to Taxpayers 9th District

ALL persons indebted 10 me on taxes for
1854 and 1885 are hereby notified that IN
less the same be settled without delay | win
proceed 10 collect by Law. The money must
be collected and paid over. Settle and save
cost
WIN. I. BAILEY, Collector.
Feb. St
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Wanted

A young man to clerk in a grocery store
Those who are afraid of work need not ap
ply. Experience in business and good re,
ference required. Apply 10
j. L. SWAMI, Postmaster,
Piney Point.
Feb. 3-3w.
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of John Il Il
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FOR SHERIFF.

LeonspitoN n. April 5, sc.
Messrs. Editors You viii please an
noanCe Mr.. J. /. Connolly as q csndi-
datefor the Sherifalty 81 the next election
end say that he viii he cordially support
ed By the public generally.
Anril s. 'Sf-tf
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MR.. JOHN 7. vANRlswIcK,

Constable, viii be in Leonardtown every
Tuesday and Saturday 30 attend 10 all bus
mess entrusted 10 him.
Nov. II, S6-sff
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WANTED.

A good Wheelwright and Blacksmith at
Laurel Grove. For further particulars, ad-
dress G.. w. L. BUCKLER,
Laurel Grove =. o.,
St. Mary's county, Md.
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Personal attention given 10 the prepara-
I'''io2 ald Prosecution If applications for
Letters Patent. Al business before the L.
;. Patent Office attended Ia fr moderate
ices When patent Is granted, a drawingo Of
your invention, with claims, your name and
address, will lie published in the United
States Patent Office Gazette, 4 paper Of i'm
mense circulation, and the only paper that
publishes this free.
- No iseEcg fE Tao United States pas-
sesSes superior t'fcidities for o5tainiag Patents,
or aSeeEta!ning the patentsbllity OF inven
lions.
Copies Of patents furnished for % cents
each. CorrepcnIence invited.
Aug 90, ST.
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